Excellent bread and the owner is really nice! Try their soup for lunch!…read more It's location and old charm building makes it historical interesting too! It's located in Selma Lagerlöfs old house. The Swedish writer. That's why the café is called "Selmas". I give them my warmest and most sincere recommendations!

After checking out Langbrygga and the charming Storgatan we stumbled upon this bakery. We had some…read moregood swedish cake before on this trip (the Prinsesstårta) and felt like more. So we decided to try some of this place. And it ended up to be one of the best of our five-week Sweden Road Trip. Fresh, creamy, fluffy with a tasty marzipan overlay. Great great stuff. Also bought a bunch of cookies to enjoy later. They were really good as well. Could tell it's fresh and homemade. Wish we had a great bakery like this around our home.

Very nice bakery and Fika shop in Rattvik. Cute tourist town in summer months. We ate our…read moresandwiches outside in the changing-to-fall summer air and had amazing homemade desserts- a passion fruit tart and a chocolate bar cookie.

This place was recommended to us but did not live up to the expectations. A few examples: The…read morecoffee was lukewarm which was due to a disconnected heater. There was pork loin on the menu but they "were out." Their famous doughnuts with apple sauce were non-existent. Poor attendance from the staff and no classic Swedish pastries such as cinnamon roll or sponge cake. The only good reason to go here is the spectacular view.

We went here to watch the world cup game straight from the bus after getting into leksand for…read moremidsommar. They had a lot of TVs in the bar area and even the dining room so it was good. Got the chicken wing main plate and that was really tasty. Haven't figured out the algorithm to deserve a cup of bar nuts but they have good, spicy ones of those as well! They helped us get a taxi and we were off. Then we ended up coning back on midsommar night (sat) to watch another game and because we heard they have a night club and it seemed to be the only place in town we could dance (there are a couple other bars with live music it seemed like but no DJ dance floors I don't think). Anyways the bartenders were quite friendly and happy to speak English which isn't always true in smaller towns and they are wrote proud of their hockey connections in leksand. The bartender (probably the owner?) told me there would probably be 10-15 NHL players at the bar by the end of the night and while I didn't go seeking any out, I did meet Johan Hedberg's daughter so that counts! The night club was surprisingly good and quite big considering it's in the basement of a sports bar and the whole place, upstairs and down was really happening by the end of the night. Everyone I went with really had a pretty fun night I think. Considering the location and all this is definitely a 5 star place for someone coming into town. Definitely recommend you check it out and I would return if I were ever in leksand again.